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DESCRIPTION:New threat research from Eclypsium has revealed a boatload of vulnerabilities affecting cheap KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) devices that are rapidly being deployed in enterprises. KVMs enable remote physical access to sensitive enterprise networks. While heavier-duty, costlier enterprise KVMs have been around for years, the new wave of cheap, single-port KVMs are…wait for it…riddled with vulnerabilities!\nJoin hardware hacker and threat researcher Paul Asadoorian for a thorough discussion of the risks and benefits of KVMs, and how to keep your enterprise safe if you use them.\nWe’ll discuss how attackers can abuse a compromised KVM for:\n- Keystroke Injection\n- BIOS and Firmware modification\n- Evasion of security tooling like EDR and Vuln Management\nAnd we’ll talk about how to stay safe while still reaping the benefits of these handy devices.\n
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=es-es:Tecnowebinars.com - :: New Security Research: Vulnerable KVMs Give Attackers Remote Access
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